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"Madison County Circuit Judge David Hylla on Feb. 1 dismissed a lawsuit filed by an attorney against his insurance company for the alleged failure to pay for hail damage to his St. Louis home.<br /><br />Attorney Michael Reda filed the lawsuit June 25 in Madison County Circuit Court against State Farm Insurance.<br /><br />Reda is a partner at HeplerBroom.<br /><br />Reda also named Eberl&rsquo;s Claim Service Inc., William Joseph Van Vactor Jr. and Van&rsquo;s Adjusting Inc. as defendants.<br /><br />Reda on Feb. 1 filed a stipulation for dismissal, stating the claims against the defendants be dismissed with prejudice, pursuant to settlement agreement of the parties, with each party to bear its own costs.<br /><br />In the lawsuit, Reda demanded $60,000 in damages, plus court costs for roof repair. He argued that a claims adjuster and a roof inspector determined the roof could be repaired rather than replaced.<br /><br />The suit stated the amount of roof damage established by Van Vactor, John Doe, Eberl&rsquo;s and State Farm was false.<br /><br />Martin Morrissey and William Starnes represented the defense.<br /><br />Troy E. Walton represented Reda.<br /><br /><i>Madison County Case number 12-L-892</i>"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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